The fitting out of a space for holding events has transformed El Jaral de la Mira, a peaceful estate located up in the sierra of Madrid, once upon a time used by King Philip II as a hunting ground. Although a large part of the property is still taken up by an organic, biodynamic farm, the landscapist Álvaro Sampedro has right in the middle of it created an exuberant recreational garden for all seasons, organized in interconnected terraces, whose lines of El Escorial references are blurred by the balanced spontaneity with which the mounds of grass and the clumps of flowers and herbs are allowed to grow...[+]